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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-07

Mrs. Hettie Green, who is quite well
known as mcqueen of Wall street, is said
TO be boarding in an unpretentious cot
tage at Far Rockaway, paying the frugal
sum Of S. week for her board. Well.
what is the use Of her paying any more II
Bhe gets all she wants for that sumy
Doubtless che will put much of her vast
wealth to some good purpose before she
diest ornSye will Tor the lawyers to
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-07

A publication OF the progress made by st.
Louis in tae hog packing business, by
which it app ars that the out-turn of
.hsms is large as compared with the num-
Der Of hogs packed, affords to the Chicago
pSribune the opportunity of an amusing
3xplanation. OF course, every hog
.onld have two hams, but the st. Louis
y seem to have four-and no shoulders
Tribune says that 'the shoulder is
! sery generally impressed into ham
sec ~ 'rhe joint which comes from
~ rward end of the "middle" is cut
Is A1ped 10 suit, and then called a
Ggsarnih ham," just SO. No doubt
Chlcagocis above that sort of thing. The
true anatomy OF the hog is retained there.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-07

From the Nelo 70 K W,cIG Donna
In every state where mOneybags are con-
tending for the Senatorship here is food for
rehection IN the fact that the whole country
mas nsi mourned and honores IA dcad senator.
not the least OF whose distinctions it WAS that
he died poor
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-07
II is said that Mr.. Conkling has

bdII
the comfortable fortune OF 5000, 900 -
Blk years since he resigned from the Ssv
ate, and that it would not be at all SURF
prising if he were DESTROYS of getting
back into Senatorial harness. 1t is proba-
Bile, however, that his day is past tor
political Donors.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-07

The CONSUMPTION of wine in France
amounts to 1Sh0, 900 600 gallons annually,
Or thirty-hve gallons per head, and the
French are sober people. The United
States, with 60,00O,00O people, only con-
sumo about 40, 00O, 900, or about two-thirds
of gallon per head. The French drink
wine at their meals diluted with water
and in moderate quantity.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-07

Twenty-seven million people crossed
the Brooklyn bridge last year. and the
receipts amounted to $755,6S9 50. OF
those who crossed the bridge 24,471,3O7
rode in the cable cars.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-07

Bogus butter has been banished from
PENNSYLVANIA by a decision of the
Supreme Court of that State. and the oleo-
margarine men have faces about as long
as their arms.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-07

1t is probable that Jan. 8 will be ceie-
brated in quite number of cities TINS
year. 1t is good day for making de-
cIaration OF Democratic principles,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-07

In the person of NJ. de BlkfEskg,
Paris correspondent of the LonSok A1s
the English public is supplied' l.
excellent political barometer, 3
proved his astuteness in mare y
verlhcation of his statemefI
tendencies OF European diploh}es
now says that the two great ~
Russia and Germany, have strugHY
alliance, offensive and defensive, afS,xl
Itrsng est thing about the ner.afr1S &
ment is that Bismarck, il is ass d Tassy
nothing TO do with it. ~
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-07


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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-07
CURRENT COMMENT.
After "Hnul.i

From the Cinctnn1G Enquirer (DeD.)
After all, the railroads 10 not care half so
much about the lOrg haul and the short haul
as they do about making big haul,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-07

Evalinda, Tex, celebrated Christmas
by the killing of five men and the Sc
riously wounding Of three others. Re.
volvers are dangerous TOYS for Santa
Claus to scatter 70 lu3- n<6miscu0us Iu-
stead of hanging GO MIR stockings
Christmas eve Texans should hang "
their murderers that the season may my
earth and good will toward men," .~.sA.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-07

About the best known lobbyist in
Washington, II, Sheriff., died on
uuS.aSsSaa Hae was at the head
q Arrriic railroad lobby, and
Scultvated, capable man ne was.
'f'6t quarter Of a century his figure was
a familiar one in Washington. He left
an ample fortune well invested. His
splendid Washington residence on Con-
necticut avenue was the scene of many
superb entertainments. His employers
gave him every latitude in carrying out
his plans. They provided him literally
with money. Mr.. Sheriff. was well known
among the pool rooms of " ashingtOn last
summer, and all the turtles got to know
him. The story goes that some one in
duced him to 90 in one day and put up $40
on the races. He won, and the mama
tell upon him. He said he intended to
lose a certain amount set aside from his
first days winning, which was very large,
but he never lost it. He had the most
phenomenal luck. lie would play the
strongest combinations and win them,
and made large amount OF money. lie
gave reception at his residence Monday
night, and many attended it. Next morn
ing ne was found dead in his bed. One
by one the legislators and the lobbyists
cross the dark river. some 90 in the
prime of manhood, but many wait until
age lays his hand upon them and marks
them with wrinkles and white hair.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-07

The gtumhling about the small sum
given to the letter-carriers, in the shape
OF a New Years gift, borders on the mtg
gardly. The letter-carrier.t the bearer
frequently OF messages that awakeJall
kinds of memories and touch the lelSest
depths of the humausssart, is an m itu-
ton to the people OF hiS beat, and there Is
no reason why the people should not tes
fly their appreciation Of courtesy and
faithlulness if they feel disposed to do so.
Uncle Sam has nothing whatever to do
with it. The token of kindly feeling il
not paid as tax, and is never consid-
cred compulsory.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-07

Says the Chicago Times: "The sugges-
dion to elestM Mrs. Logan t3Spcceed her
husband flmesr-ss&ss,s y fsenate {
being discussed with NNJgsN RRle seri-
pusness." That's quite rigbS sught to
be. it is very serious subje 3r Mrs.
Logan.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-07

money recovered.
~ The robbery was well planned. and was
rskilfully and boldly executed. The leader
of the gang knew exactly what was nee
essary to be done, because he had been
an express messenger.
Boldness and skill, however, were not
sufficient to keen the robbers out of the
clutches of the law. They aimed to cover
their tracks, but were not far-sighted
enough to do So They left their marks
here and there, which, when discovered.
afforded the detectives all the points they
required for unrayeling the mystery
which enveloped the crime.
Doubtless other similar crimes Will be
attempted, because it appears so easy to
commit them and escape with the plum
der. A man who determines to commit
crime, however, finds that he cannot
think as clearly aud act as coolly when
he IS actually engaged in wrong doing as
when planning a wrongful act. The con-
Spce is that when he has finished MS
Pee sees that he has left many marks
Pat are calculated to lead to his de-
IN, although when making his plans
D. ~ Thought he could avoid even the
Possibility of suspicion.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-07
The Exnress Robbers.

The detection, arrest, trial and convic-
ton of the men who robbed the express
car on the Missouri Pacific railroad few
weeks ago followed their crime with
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-07

MARIA SOPHIA, daughter Of President
Quincy, of Harvard COLLEGE, diedR few days
a.o IN Quincy, Mass. aged 81 years. THE
life just closed in the old mansion of Josiah
Quincy of 1870 has BEEN" says the Boston
Transcript, unlike that Of other members OF
her family, q very redred one, d Yet many of
her charac teristics were those OF her race.
Her baplismal name came from her maternal
grandmother, who belonged to the Kemper
family OF KauO on the Rhine. with he name
she inherited mauy traits OF her German an
cestry, As well as those OF her Purl-
tan acknowledgements to form a strong
character. An intense love of the beauties
OF nature, familiarity with al that Is
best in English literature, formed the re-
sources of her long experience. Her vigorous
intellect kept abrea,t of the times, and few
active men had clearer knowled of the poll
tics and vital interests OF the present day.
The chief outflow from her powers came
through her corr spondence. AS letter
writer she had few equals, and many friends
will feel keenly the blank in their lives since
tho pages, Illuminated by wiz taste. ard
knowledge. can gladden. them no more. There
are Others who will gratefully remember her
generosity, and the light which her helpful
ness cast on many clouded pathway"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-10
The Boom Inksnss,.

There was q dispatch in the assO-
ciate press news the fore part Of the
week headed kansas Towns are all
Booming" Yes they are booming,
and good right they have to boom
too. There seems TO be sort Of a
general awakening ali over the state
to the fact that We are In q favored
country country that Is bound TO
come to the front ranks In every =
thing. Towns that have laid dormant
and still for years have put ON new
life, and real estate has trippled In
value. The discouraged farmer,
who has plOdded along, at times act
ually wondering whether he could
find q person who would accept his
prairie farm a. q gin, has suddenly
become aware that his rich black
loan acres are valuable, aud that
eastern people are all reaching this
way for just such land. So let Kan
sas boom We have q future, and we
believe 3 brilliant one, and the time
is coming when n man will need no
greater recommendation than that he
calls Kansas his home.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-10
Prof HaImsn'sLseluFs

The second lecture In the course
given for the benefit Of the Kansas
Wesleyan University wss delivered
in the NJ. E. church last Monday
evening by Prof Hillman, who took
for his subject "The Real Man. {"
The lecture showed depth OF thought
and careful consideration by the
speaker, and was practical and spec
tally adapted to the needs Of young
men Fitting Illustrations were used
10 demOnstrate the theories set forth.
Usefulness In life and solid worth to
society can only be attained By hon
esty, diligence, and the cultivation Of
right principles. The great need Of
the times Is men Of sound moral prin-
eiples and known integrity. The
lecture abOunded In practical truths
put II 3 practical manner. The
course Of lectures given are very In.
teresting aud instructive. and are de-
serving Of larger audiences. The
next lecture Of the course will be
given next Monday night BY DR..
from the subject, Views
AZ aodu
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-10

The Wholesale Grocery House is
al assured fact for sallna. The
Beard Of Trade have promised . lot to
the irm, and they expect to be in
good running order by the FIRST Of
June. ar. spaFry, who has been
coming here for the last ffteen years
In the interests o. DOEieF, Well 4 Co..
Of Sc. Louis, will have control Of II.
and there will be Is much capital put
into the business &c IL needed 20
make Il q success Thus Salina comes
10 the front again. and adds another
institution 10 her already numerous
enterprises that are bound TO push
her 10 the front ranks a. . CONNER
elal center.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-10
The following items are taken from

The following items are taken from
yesterdays Abilene Gozette.
&C. Culp, Of Sslina, was corraIled
by Q GAZETTE feud on his way into
the city yesterday afternoon. He
drove 10. Well We will say that the
quarantine is raised and @. G. is
welcome.
Il being the twenty first AnnIver-
saFy Of the birth Of Mr.. Oscar C..
TO6ey, he vas given By bis mother,
e her residences 60 6alina q birthday
surprise party In the evening. A
number % the young mans friends
were invited 90, and quite a surprise
wa given him.
Thousands Of people reached the
city yesterday from every direction,
and al were as q unit IN the expires
sion that the decorations Of this city
far exeeeded anything they ever saw.
ND. sampson, editor Of the Sallna
Journal, called upon the GAZETTE YES
t0rdaY. Mr.. Sampson will soon start
q morning paper Ia connection with
the Journal. The gentleman Il q
nEst-elaas Newspaper man, and the
GAZETTE wishes him the liberal
patronage and support be deserves 10
bis new Undertaking.
Mr.. A. q. Stacy, the correspondent
Of the Kansas City Journal, Is In the
city. Stacy comes 20 town WeariRR
q plug hat, and bis friends sre taking
about C. Those Who know Stacy
know that heis Q handsome Caas any
VA enG 20 ess him under q ping hat
8 60 ludler01s 3 thing 10 appreciate.
Stacy contends thns e h ali meant for
q Joke, but these who know him best
look serious and saith not.
The fEst day Of The enoampment
opened fair and promising, snd bot
f6F Eather strong wind, which arose
about 3 Oiclnck. in the morning, moth
ing could haVo been made % order
thai would have been any improve
meat o. the weather for such an Oo-
caaion. The noon and afternoon
tFnils hFolFht in tbro1Rs % people
until iast niEhs the city wa enc solId
masa o. human beings. All thres Of
the organizations that are holding
eneampmenfs here this week, met
lagi evening and perfected their or
E4ni1ation. and eveTythiEg b ready
b pFeaed % solid work this morning.
EVorF enc d loud % praise - the
cIsissna q Abilsne fDT their Efforts In
bsif bahaiL
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-10

We own a complete set Of Alb
straet Books Of Saline County
property, and can show you just
what your title is. Do not buy a
piece Of property without a COM
plete abstract Of title. We will
furnish abstracts on short notice at
reasonable rates:
We have unsurpassed facilities
for insuring property against FIRE
LIGHTNING, TORNADoES AND
WINDsTORMs.
II you cannot pay for your pol
icy now, we can give you ample
time without interest. We insure
plate glass against accidental
breakage. We will insure you
against accidents Of every descrip-
ton. II you are going to travel or
if you engage in any hazardous
occupation do not delay taking a
policy with Us in the old Fidelity
and Casualty"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-10

1.-THE residences 81 VIM Herssy on
5th u. Salina. Kans.. March 5th.
1887. Ruth H. c. Hsrsey. aged n
years, 4 months- She leaves q hus-
band with whom she has lived for
IS year, during that time they hav-
ing never been deprived Of each
Others society for more than tEO
weeks. thus making the loss greater
for him. She leaves two daugteFs.
Mrs. r. 5. Lincoln, Of this city, and
Ms A. 8. Bishop. of MePhernon
county, q son living in Ills, IS grand
children and four great grand chill
dren 20 mourn her loss. she has
been q great srGerer for six years. but
was 50 patient and cheerful With Il
all. that it Haa = pleasure 70 be Eith
her. X.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-10

II you want 70 buy = nFsl-elass
plano Or organ 60 70 Geo. Dannenfsld
rs south 5th, St He viii sell yol =
good Instrument. guarantee it for 5
years and save you from Is 10 20 per
cent or from Is to 30 dollars on any
style you want. he can ai7ord to do
this much better than strangers who
come here. Leave youFmoney At homs
and thus reap . double benefit from Il.
Geo. Dannenfeld Il the Agt. Cor
Knabe, stech, Peek aud Sons,
WheelOek and other manufacturers.
Call and see sample and catalogues
and get prices. T4t
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-10

-
A. B. Mcdonnell has purchased 3.
lots In tie vanTrine Addition FOL
si.IOO.
n. d. league hss sold % feet frou
the north side OF his Santa Re lot to
o. seitz. for 900.
n. D. league has purchased Of Sam
Solver two lots in Bonds Addition
for S2,9Oo.
DR.. Wm- Bishop has purchased Of
Judge Prescott 2 lols a. corner Of
Prescott and Highland Avenues for
$1,000.
z. Il. Gibbs has purchased . Santa
Fe lot in Bonds Addition for $1,000.
Frank R. Shaw has cold bls East
aide residence for 81. $50 10 DR.. As.
n. Anderson.
John Buchi has sold to A. L. Dodge,
r. H. MARYLAND and c. c. Culp seven
acres lying east Of the city and front
ing on Iron Avenue for S6,0Oo-to be
plated ~ q city addition.
Geo. Moore has sold his residence
property corner Of Seventh and Elm
Streets for =. 600.
Mr.. Lindblom, Of the frm Of An
dersOn 4 LindbIom, has sold his
5onih Santa Fe property to Mr.. Rob
nson for $500
Sam Wilson aud John Braniff on
Monday last, opened the weeks sales
BY buying the Shafier & Flummerielt
property on Fifth street for t2O, 900.
Harry Dawson purchased 100 feet
IN Santa Fe avenue between the two
Of MARYLAND. Dodge &
Moore for $500.
J. T. Wells sold his addition to
Springfield parties last Monday for
4.I5O.
The following sales are reported by
Harsh & Anderson
Lots In Pacific addition, $50.
Lot IS, Santa Fe avenue, $1,000.
Lot SO, Santa Fe avenue, S6,OOO.
Lots In Anderson addition, to
s.ek & Moon, $500.
Lot Wesleyan addition, Prescott
venue. $3.50.
Two Lots Crushers to Bently. Bonds
500.
Lots In Riverside, Park add to Bond
nd Clark. $500.
Chas COnklin travelling agent Of the
.. r. r. bought the Wilmarth pro-
eFty for S. go.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-10

NJ. J. G. FIks stopped over a. the
Whitman House Last Tuesday night,
and through ignorance or carelessness
neglected 70 entirely tnrn OF the gas.
His room was broken into the next
morning, and the gentleman taken
out and rolled on the grass awhile,
and be was finally restored 70 con-
sciOusneas, but 3 little longer would
have certainly put him beyond hu-
man aid. Il is the nrst eass Of IS
on record In Sallna since
We have been ualng using gas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-10
CITY PROPERTY.

Aaaa residence, tive lots, siz rooms, house, eel
lar, WnasF, well. fruit, etc. One 81 the besi
pl1cas ou kighsk street sIuth. Prizes e35o0.
I've ans lots en- Ash street ssuth front. lots ISL
3oo fsst. Priea eeo0.
Arants aor al lots IN Wilson's addition, ths
ansst portion Of the city Lots from 500 upward.
Thras lots On State street. Price. s275 each.
Ons lot On siais street Price, sST5.
I've lota On STATE street, east and south front
81 eorasF, Ans iocatioh. Price, e575.
Two avs acre traeis. Can BE- plated into les
tumodiaiely aalable, surrounded b. desirable
property. Price y 900 each. One-haif cash, bal
ahes ere and I've ysarH 81 per esnt. interest
a.. property or Ninth street, tvo-stOry
hon1st fne tres and fruit. sixteen lets n
ground. very rsas0nabls term. Call and see.
A als plaza on Prescott avsnus. Lot l0oxas7
st. 00oe house and barn plenty OF fruit
Ven desirable proPeTty. Prise, 1850. One-hali
eas1, haAlce long time This d . speculation for
soma enc.
I0asrss Of smooth upland In walnut town
- Pries, SIS per seFe. TeFma 70 salt par
Les o. FiIh street.. sloss In. Price $50 su.h.
A Fssd h0uss Of SlE rooas, I've lota, slSoe.
A rso9 lei On Iron lvsnus West, eco.
Aired ~ On walnut street, SozlTs iost. Price
Hsuss e ssvsa rooms, cellar ana slossss, soal
~: 'f Ps s' l s' Rssssss i sTs sIss o' s
A sac lot treating Wesleyan University can
Bua. 500.
Tvs lots On University sysnus. corner IOszi7S
fsat soath and elsi front, high grosnd-vsEy de-
airabls. Prize eiSo0.
Pear lets 90 Third street. CoTusT east and
SSH front. Vsry cheap Tarua rsAsonsble.
Cous and 80.
FiDs roslasass. iuo SER hsuss. ssssn roona.
esllars undsr whoIs hCuaa, cdsiaFn, veil Facd
eaEn: Lot loozio saai and souiA tFOnt. Stooo
Ona-haif cash.
Neg
Hin street siory frame house With 10 rooms
Fsnts fur 81 per meath. Lot ooEiao Price a220e
efose dovu e ianes % time.
Eo@
Riahth ssraet- A fne siory brick houss also
a -farF sfans house On back part Of lot facing On
rfsfk ftreat. Log i6E2o0 fenced fne lot Of shnds
- frdlt tres Eo1d ciNtern. Prica $500, gooQ9
sssh salaaea o. dnas % snlt buyer
IfyOu vsnt 1000 acres o. land or one sefs, yea
Waei viz hle Or ciig pFupaTtT rive us q call
We ray taxes loT na1-Fezldahts, We Invest uonay
- eaatern parties. We have he bsef zst 81
af9lzacl beaks On saline e0untV. We chow ysu
iaaa end eharEe yuu nothlng fer Il Whsiher yoa
bli7 or 81 Do net iail TO call On FttzpatFick a
oclng, Posio4ee Bi0ck. sallna, Kanaas We
ssfeF yea 10 any hank On slliHa.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-10
REAL ESTATE.

II you want q farm, q stock ranch,
or % you want to invest IN Salins
properly, do not fail 70 call on us
Remember Salina Is the largest city
between Topeka aud Denver, that she
has four railroads and about 5000 in.
hAbitants. Freight Is ~ cheap from
81. Louis to 6alina IS Il r. from Kan
sas City 90 other points In central or
western Kansas. Examine the par
tial list Of property below. We win
charge you nothing for showing land.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-10
sOULD's GREAT PURCHASE.
The RallFOad nagaais Secures Conirol
Of The Frisco Read.

OF the Frisco hoao.
ST.. LOUIS, March 5.-After many
years Of earnest effort Jay Gould has
at last secured q controlling interest
IN the Sc. Iscuis and San Francisco
railroad. he has held six thiFteenths
Of the stock Of the road for some time.
and 10 was only the determined oppo-
sIsiOn Of Captain Q. w. Rogers, its
from reaching his object.
Captain Rogers died last week, and
the Cbstacle removed, Gould found
no trouble In securing another
thirteenth from the Seligmans.
The road win be FeorFaDlzed socn
and Gould viii Rssune Official con
troll. This gives him g through route
from Sc. Louis % San Francisoo,
The above dispatch appeared ID the
Kansas City Tines Monday morning.
Il caused considerable talk on our
streets. for q Was thought By sons II
Mr.. Gould got control o. that lire Il
would not Be built 70 ealina. But We
wish to say right hare that IN the nrsf
place the dispatch hes since been con
tradIeied, and Mr Gould has not got
contEol Of that road, and 10 the next
place even q be had. the line would
have been built Just the same, and
we would probably have secured the
end oil division here. go Ia either
ease there b no cause for alarn
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-10

A very quiet and pleasant wedding
transplred last Saturday morning, 81
the home Of Gustave Stoll, northeast
Of town, Rev. Mr.. GotWald officiating,
when Mr. Robert J. StOll, Of Silao,
Mexico, was united in mAtrimOny to
Miss Bertha TressIn. The groom,
who is q brother ofMr. Gustav SUoII,
10 q young man Of much culture and
ability, and holds = very lucrative
position on the Mexican Central Rail
road with headquarters st SIlaO. The
bride. the daughter Of Mrs. StOll,
formerly Mrs. Tressln, lie well known
In her circle Of friends, and much Is.
Teemed by all. In leaving for their
new home In Old Mexico, this young
couple bear with them the congratu
lAtlOns and best wishes Of many
friends.